Mutations (megamix): exploring notions of the ‘DJ set’, ‘mashup’ and ‘remix’ through live piano-based performance

Jonathan Weinel

Mutations (megamix): exploring notions of the ‘DJ set’, ‘mashup’ and ‘remix’ through live piano-based performance

Jonathan Weinel

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Abstract

Mutations (megamix) is an interactive work for piano and electronics, which explores notions of the “DJ set”, “mashup” [1. The term “mashup” is used within popular music to denote a specific compositional technique in which two or more existing records are superimposed to create a new track. This often involves the use of vocal a capella material, which is layered against other recordings.

Original language	English
Journal	eContact
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2011
Externally published	Yes

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